Vagas para construção civil de Salvador para pedreiro, servente de obra, pintor e eletricista

Job Openings in Salvador’s Construction Sector for Bricklayers, Laborers, Painters, and Electricians

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/12/2019 at 11:22

Updated on 21/04/2022 at 15:41

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Job Openings for Salvador and Metropolitan Region, Send Resume Urgently by Today for Civil Construction Works in the City

If you are a construction professional and are available to work in Salvador, the capital of Bahia state, please send your resumes urgently for jobs in the city by this Friday (06). Also, see: Safety Technician for Projects and Large Enterprises in the Same Area.

It is important to highlight that the job openings for temporary works of 60 days, the HR has decided to keep the company’s name hidden to avoid crowds and unnecessary disturbances at the contractor’s/client’s service entrance. Below, you can carefully assess and analyze the requirements, benefits, and other duties related to each requested position:

Mason	painter	Laborer	Electrician I
Salary: 1,774.94	Salary: 1,774.94	Salary: 1,009.52	Salary: 1,334.45 + 30%
Schedule: 44h Day	Schedule: 44h Day	Schedule: 44h Day	Schedule: 44h Day
Food: R$ 13.10	Food: R$ 13.10	Food: R$ 13.10	Food: R$ 13.10
Transport: 2x R$ 4.00	Transport: 2x R$ 4.00	Transport: 2x R$ 4.00	Transport: 2x R$ 4.00
Temporary: 60 days	Temporary: 60 days	Temporary: 60 days	Temporary: 60 days

Those interested in these job vacancies in civil construction works in Salvador can send their resumes to the email rhclienteoculto@gmail.com, informing in the subject line the name of the preferred position. Note: Although the domain is GMAIL, the contact is real and verified by our team.

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Not only does the Northeast live off construction, especially Salvador, but the oil and gas industry will be quite active in the Northeast region with the decommissioning of several offshore platforms, generating jobs and income through operations. Learn more about this milestone and how to prepare by accessing the article here.

Job Openings in Salvador’s Construction Sector for Bricklayers, Laborers, Painters, and Electricians

Job Openings for Salvador and Metropolitan Region, Send Resume Urgently by Today for Civil Construction Works in the City

Mason

painter

Laborer

Electrician I

There Will Be Economic Activity in the Northeast with Offshore Projects Starting in 2020

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Job Openings in Salvador’s Construction Sector for Bricklayers, Laborers, Painters, and Electricians

Job Openings for Salvador and Metropolitan Region, Send Resume Urgently by Today for Civil Construction Works in the City

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painter

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